Target Field Guide
Entry, transit, rideshare, parking, and game-day logistics for Minneapolis.
Last updated: 3/4/2026
Key logistics
| Bag policy | Single-compartment bags (maximum size of 16”x16”x8”) are allowed. This includes purses, clutch purses, single-compartment tote bags, clear bags, drawstring bags, diaper bags, single-compartment soft-sided coolers, and fanny packs. Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags no larger than 12”x6”x12” and small clutches (no more than 9”x5”) are also permitted. Backpacks, multi-compartment laptop bags, duffel bags, or any bags over the size requirement are not allowed. Medical bags are permitted but may be subject to inspection. |
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| Doors open | Gates open 1 hour before scheduled first pitch for Monday-Thursday evening games, 1.5 hours before for weekday afternoon games, and 2 hours before for Friday-Sunday games. |
| Cashless? | Target Field operates as a cashless facility, accepting all major credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay at concessions, ticketing, and merchandise stands. Reverse ATMs are available within the ballpark for guests to convert cash to a card. |
| Rideshare zone | The designated rideshare zone for Target Field is located at the 5th Street and 2nd Avenue North entrance. For post-game pickups, Gate 34 on the north side or the 3rd Avenue ramp area are suggested for less congestion. Kieran's Irish Pub, situated a block away, is also mentioned as an easier drop-off spot due to potentially less traffic. |
| Re-entry | There is no re-entry at Target Field; guests are not permitted to leave and re-enter the facility once inside. |
| Transit | Target Field Station is served directly by the METRO Blue Line and METRO Green Line light rail. Additionally, numerous Metro Transit bus routes provide direct access to Target Field and downtown Minneapolis. The Northstar commuter train also serves Target Field Station. |
Parking
Preferred game day parking is available in Ramps A & B and the Hawthorne Ramp, with the option to reserve and pay in advance via ParkWhiz. Parking in Ramp B offers direct access to Target Field Plaza. Metered street parking is also an option, though rates increase closer to the stadium.
Family & accessibility
- Strollers: Strollers will need to be collapsed and left unattended at the bottom of your section.
- Family perks: Target Field offers family restrooms and baby changing stations throughout. Other amenities include a Sensory Suite, mini-golf in the right field concourse, and a TC's Clubhouse play area. On Sunday home games, kids can run the bases post-game, enjoy Bullseye's Backyard, and receive half-off U.S. Bank Kids Meals. The stadium also features an alcohol-free Family Section (Section 324) and kids giveaways.
Culture layer
- Signature food: Target Field is known for a diverse range of food options, including ballpark staples, local brands, and international cuisines. Highlights include Bub's Gourmet Aussie Pies, hand-battered walleye baskets from Mac's Fish, street-style Mexican food from La Tapatia, Soul Bowl, Indian cuisine from Hot Indian, Turkey To Go, Kramarczuk's sausages, Loon Café chili, and Murray's steak sandwich.
- Local tradition: Minnesota Twins fan traditions include the iconic 'We're Gonna Win, Twins' chant, the Minnie and Paul sign lighting up after every home run, the Twins Tradition Wall featuring tributes to players and fans, and statues of team legends (Harmon Killebrew, Rod Carew, and Kirby Puckett) in Target Plaza. The stadium also features a live organist and the T.C. Bear mascot.
Verified places nearby
- Tom's Watch Bar - Minneapolis609 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55403 · Downtown MinneapolisWhat to order: Elevated sports bar classics, chef-driven dishes, bold flavors, Nashville Hot Crispy Chicken, Walleye Fish Chips, Tom's Burger, Buffalo Chicken Tenders, Prime Rib Dip, and an extensive selection of beers and specialty cocktails.
- Brit's Pub1110 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55403 · Downtown MinneapolisWhat to order: Tender fish and chips, shepherd's pie, Scotch eggs, chicken tikka, the Royal platter, Mac and cheese bites, and various layered beers like a black and tan.
- The Office Pub & Grill307 Washington Ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55401 · North LoopWhat to order: Sharable appetizers, salads, burgers, sandwiches, entrees, with a full wine lineup and top-shelf liquor available.
- Gluek's Bar & Restaurant16 N 6th St, Minneapolis, MN 55403 · Downtown MinneapolisWhat to order: German-inspired entrees, assorted bratwurst, sausages, grilled sandwiches, Beef Stroganoff, Walleye Fish n' Chips, Friday Fish Fry, Berliner (pot roast sandwich), spaetzle Mac & Cheese, pretzel sticks, and dunkel beer.
- Runyon's107 Washington Ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55401 · Warehouse District / North LoopWhat to order: Their famous buffalo wings (often recommended 'Xtra crispy') with their signature blue cheese dipping sauce, along with burgers like the Olive burger.
- Cowboy Jack's Downtown Minneapolis126 N 5th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401 · Downtown MinneapolisWhat to order: Wings, sliders, quesadillas, sweet fries, walleye, and a selection of draft beer, wine, and whiskey. A brunch menu is also available on weekends.